The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-08

4 few days ago the superintendent OF
the sundsy-sehocl in Eagle Valley. came
to Panaca, bringing with him bis dulcins
and called on our good bishop requesting
him to join them in the holy bonds Of
wed!ock. All being ready the bishop
sought the groom for his marriage license
and was informed, by that worthy, that |
he had none; didn't know it was neces-
sary; so the ceremony had to stop. Then
the groom was informed Of what he had
to do. The next day he went to Phoebe
and procured the required document. It
would have been all right had it not been
for the open confession made in public
meeting on Sunday, which made it man,
ifest that the bride and groom had been
iliicitly domiciled together for some time.
So it was deemed necessary for them to
be baptized in order to wash them clear
Of their lustful sins. On the 3rd inst,
some elders took them up the country,
above Panacs. And, All! Tell it not in
Gath. Publish it not in Arkelon. They.
Yes they! the elders Of Isreal, actually
dumped them into our water ditch and
washed of their lustful sins from their
ahmed stained bodies and left their sins
in the water to float down the ditch for
the citizen. Of Panscs to drink. After
they passed through their ablutions.
they returned TO the bishop and ware
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony.
Now, Mr.. Editor, is it not surprising
that the people Of Panscs srs not worse
than they really are! Seeing, that in
order to quench their thirst they have to
drink such sin polluted water.
On Monday morning the 3rd day Of
January, Mr.. James Wadsworth depart
cd this life. after long and painful i'll.
moss. On Tuesday, the 4ta, the funeral
took place from the residence Of the de-
ceased in Panscs. Tbs procession then
moved along to the meeting. house, whore
the funeral services were attended to;
thence 10 the Pansca cemetery, attended
by very large following, when the last
rites were performed. The deceased
has left father, mother. brothers and
sisters; also . wife and . number Of
small children to mourn his loss. Truly
their loss is very grest, for he was :
kind son aud brother; good, kind and
induigsnt husband and father; and 90
oiety, by his death, lcoses kind, gener.
Gus and usefnl meInber. Truly. the los'
is indeed very great.
Our New Years day in Panscs wa
very quiet. In the evening, however
the young ladies and gents Of Psnac. go
together and surprised Mrs. Sparks, VIII
received them very cordially and sool
had her rooms in order aud aglow
Thsn youth and beauty led forth in ih'
joyous dance, dseoursed to by musi
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from the sioi'n anu pan1o ny MASTERY
nshos, winch eon''nuea' 10 'ne s'"ass
nent of all present, till midnight, whe
Nv very re'u"o's"'iy' ~. guy VI 'sSPse
to the sabbath, sought their homes wei
,l.,.sa with their nights amn,.msn,
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